Software is disposable in the AI era, but users still want products with soul
rseroter · x · 2026-09-26
A talk from Lenny's Summit argues that software is increasingly treated as disposable in the AI era, even though people spend half their waking lives looking at screens. Users don't want to spend that time with "zombie products" that feel monotonous and uncared for — they want products with soul.
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